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Mr..COOKE ; -'. Egerton, Mr. C. KF.MI3LF.; • Melville, Mr. MURItAY; Sidneyi Mr. :tItt_INTO!.! ; Lady Rodolphe Luriiheicourt, Mrs. H. I 0 HNSTON E ; Lady MacSycopliant, Mitt LES E RVE ; Constantia, Miss NO RTON Betty Hint, Mrs. GIBBS. To which will he added, the Grand Ballet Pantomime of OSCAR AND . MALVINA; Or, THE HALL OF FIN'.GAL. Oscar (the Descendant of'Fingal). Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Fingal, Mr. BOLOGNA Malvine (Daughter to Toscar), MissADA MS ; • Carrol (the Irish Chieftain), Mr. FARLEY. Places for the Boxes to be •taken of Mr:Brandon, at the BOX. 0 ffiCe in Hart -street. Boxes 7s. Sec°ll3 Price 3s- 'bd.—Pit 4s. Second Price 2S. Gallery -2s. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. The Dbors.will.bebpened at Halt past Five, and the Play begin at .Halt . past Six. To. nio - rroVv, Love Ma Village ; with Animal Magnetism! On Monday, King Richard the Third; with The Quaker. On Tuesday, The Exile; with The Portrait of Cervantes., „thi Wednesday, The- Busy Body ; with The Blind Boy. U 4 Thursday, .RQlne' inn 1U I jet ; with Hartford Bridge, Ou Frida7, The b , :iiicious Husband; with We Fly by rKltt ; or, Lsbg Stori:is.• OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ' • RIV tiI()P,K.S ON,:N•TEDICINE, CFiENIISTRY. &c. Prilitext for L)NGMAN, BURST, antI.()RNIE, FOR THE SUN. - , Nov. 6, 1809. T HE PRINCIP ‘, AL. OFFICERS of HIS MA. _yEsn-s ORD N4NCE do hereby give Notice, that they will sell Ig:Public fluaion, at the Tower, on Thusd,g, the .6th dqy of November next, betwken the Mari &I &Awn and Filer o'Clock, sundry Lots of Old •and Unserviceable Ordnance Paterilystt:Nrow. Loud u I. A SYSTEM n't . OPERATIVE SURGERY, 11... founded on the Basis of Anatomy. - By Charles 13e1 I. In 2. vols. royal Sva. illustrated with numerous En gravings. Price t4s. in boards. Each volume mays be had separate.. • • • - 2 . The ill NC( l' ES of, SUM; F. 161". By.lohn Bell, i In 3 vols. royal 4to. 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The whsle est' which may he viewed, upon application at the Ifs. nourable Principal Sto►ekeeper's Office, at the Tomer, until the Day V Sale, when printed Lists-of the Lots will be delivered to th,dse Persons who may far the same. By Order of tie Secritary. 4. The ANATOMY of the HUMAN 800 #. lohn and Charles lieSl, Stirgeon's, fl'dinour4l;,- In 4. vois. royal 'Svc). The two first vointnes of the above Wur, contain the ;he Anatomy of the Bones, Muscles, and knots, and of the Heart •and Arteries ; witli numerous Engrav;ags, , price 11. 10S. in boa, tis • „ • .„ . , . • The Third Volume oontzlins the An4tomy of the Brain and Descriptions of the Coarse of the er , r7s .n.:d the Ana tomy ofthe Eye and Ear, With EngravinAs, rice 16s. in bds. The Fourth contains the Anatoiny or Vie Viscera of the Ahdortten,'ti* Parts, in Male and - fetn.de Pelvii, and the Lymphatic. Systcin, with an Alipendix and fit graving., Which completes the Work. 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To-rnoirow, The Will ; with Britain's jubilee, and The 'Midnight Flour, On kt —olisay, the Cornea) of Man and Wife. • GENERAL SIR JOI-IN MOOR E's CORUNNTA PATENT . 0 All . ll-• 13 OST I), thrwing a regular - Military Bed for the f ietd, haracks, &cc., also a .S 0 FA foo4 or Room, ice. arui lil:ewhe a SEA COT for on boatd Zult%, the whole packin t , in a small Valice, allowed the most portable ever yet manutatiured, invented by 'MORGAN' Z,9 O SANDE RS, No. i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, moss out~l ose who so h unthlY 'presume the highest honours ought to be gallantly live and die foutheir King "1 VALUA4,LE FREtHoL6 ESTATE ' AND ADVOWH. ,i.,„' "E OLD SON, LEICESTERSHIRE. .`" BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Vattla ie and very Impt6vable FREEHOLD ES rAT, Tythe.free • A • b . ount!, of leicster, within teen MileS of. the Town of situate in a fertile 3.fart of the , l ' eL ester. arki-Fourof Atherstone and consisting of a Manor and suuttry F arrn-houseg;•and ab out ' §7o Acres cif , inclosed 7i.krable,. 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Containing Observations on the Origin and Treat ment or, psu'etio Sy phitielllista6esi‘and • on Diseases of the Urethra. • Part 111. Observations on Injuries of the Head, and Mis cellaneous Subjects. Part IV. Observations ' on Chrktik: Abscesses and Tst- Inetirs, • : As a friend:to candeur acid justice, I beg leave : to thank you for the liberal manner in :which you have 'Attempted : to rescue the members of, - the theatriCal community from the rancorous attaCka, that, hAve been made upon them, in certain puhlic Prints,whose conduct it. would be difficult to exalain ) , if it were not'too well known that. private pique and unpro voked .Malevolence .Malevolence are natural to the human heart. But, .Sir, the manner in which : the unfortunate dila ferences between. the Proprietoteef a .Covent-.Gerden 'l'heatie and the opponents of the New Prices have beep - treated, exceeds what might be expeCted by those whose observation. Of mankied has given them a comprehensive and minute kilo-a/edge of the spirit of revenge, and the wOrkingS of a matienent, Opp sition. The - records of .antiqehy have been ransack ed, order -to--eevive every thing tam- can eaat.a7t odiuM upen persons who have nothing to 'do With, the differenees in question, except that it is their mis fortune, .as you obserae, to be every night expoSed to contumely,, insult, and derision. Are such attacks the effed of ae proper sense of duty to the pUblic in' the mind ,Of -r public Jo' Urnelist ? - Ni t .. Sir, they must proceed from a base and callous heart. What ever might have been the charader and condition of theatrical people in former ages, they are now eon ,sidered as moral ,painters a and- as they in general • conduit, themselves as well in society as most other classes of mankind, it is unjust and illiberal to.pore into old books, and look back to past times, in order to degrade them, theantinaatton of their country. Flare not the tragic poets been honoured in all ages, and hare _sue net to boast in this country of the greatest dramatic poet that raver lived; and whom We consider as a national glory Why then are a body. of people, who are fitted .by talents and sandy • to give a (110 C efledual operation to the sentiments of that poet ) to be held forth to abhorrence and con tempt ? This treatment, coming from anonymous writees, is as cowardly, as it is, thijusta Let the o'er) whO deal in these reflections upon men who cannot express their resentment openly, aout being in dangera'of being driven -horn the. station upon w hich their subsistence depends, , put their . names to their produdions, as that respe&lable ere ran, Mr. CeaIBERLA D and his associates, e done, in their Review of Literary Works, and then the objet of- their rancour would know how. to deal with them in return. ,If the writers alluded to Were • under the heeessity of subscribing -their names to their works, . they. would sOOO mend in their arena nets, .and. be obliged to. discuss the'subje - a upon arinciples of fair reasoning, tor .tia y'would 'not dare to indulge their pens io such gross persOaalitiesa in deed despicable smut - Mites, as now issue from them - day after thy. The fate of Mr. KE.MULE has been hard indeed; . for though he is but a aharer in the property - Windt - has been so wantonly attacked, his character has been held forth with all possible ex cesses of ranco,u and ridicule, merely because he has joined with-his partners in requiring an advance-in the prices of admission to the -Theatre, which has beet! justified . by the decisio n o f five as reoedable tt men as this 'or,atty other country can produce ; men who are fully competent by - their - knowledge and habits to investigate, the subjed, and who haveftio interest in the . . qu'estion beyond that which every good Citizen nivat feel to forward. the ends of justice, and restore public trinquility. Yet this very Com mittee has been t)asely. arraigned, and a vile rabble has stopped beiOre the' doors of one of them more t han once, and vented the most odious clamours. It is.hardly •to be doubted that some of the p‘rsons ha:e been brought. f()11 their odences before the Gen tleman alluded tom his judicial charader, , and it is - very probable, alter such conduct, that they will again heapbmitted to 'Ma judgment in thatcharader. Can the public writers weo have manifested such.a . virulent 'spirit, aaainst tale Thaatre really think, though . they preteed to. say-, that the turbulent pai - - sons 'who evaiy,taighta to the disgrace of the eonntry, raise an uproar in the T:beatre, are the public ;-• • Sir, the public at large, hearing of those nightly tu mults, absent. themselves from the Theatre, and wait till they cap enjoy,- without Juole'station, our gr6at national amusement. It isio be regretted,•how e ver, . • that the eiublic.;.e large are not . influence.d .by a mum actiVe spirit; for then they would at once put an end to all the riotous' pieceedings which have so l ong exbited.the indignation of all liberal men -here,- and thust have exposed us to the contempt of every. 'other country. - The Proprietors have a right to aug rnent their prices,. particularly after havihg submitted their atcounts to the-World ; which 'they were under no legal necessity of - doing; and if the measure they have adopted, is •. - lot approved by the publie;they ~ wad soul) be taught by -empty benches the imp°. hay of cat rying that' right • into pradice. - But the property, and fhture support -of the Proprietors,' ought nut to depend on a daring band of rhflians, or a - wanion herd of boys, both secretly incited faa men who care nothing for the Theatre, and only aim at the . subversion.ot the Government. It is to be hoped that the GENUINb:. PligLIC will now. interpose, and shesc that they are trio just and too liberal to let a faetion assume their charader 'fora' purposes of iv ; venge, malice, and sedition. Mr. KENIBLE, as he , stateu, has .been now twenty-five years -on ,the public - stage. , He h ;never failed in his duty, and he has risen to the top of -hisprofessiOn a yet for being only, a sharer in rheasia-es'stated to' be necessary tor the due support of an establishment . highly beneficial- to the public in point of trierals, he is to stand the whole brunt of the battle, and his priVate charader is to be sacrificed to -the bad passions of envy, malice, ig norance, and folly.- I cannot but hope that :English men will rouse. from their tdapor on 0113 subject; and vindicate the national character, which ha s . hith erto been diatingunated• . for justice,. candour, and burna nity. • _ AN ENEMY TO IVIA!‘LICBt TRANSPORT SFFICE, o.lober 26, do§ T HE COMMISSIONERS f&r Conduaing His MAJESTY': TM:A/SPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, gnd for the Care and Custo4y of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, That they wil be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the.. 21st oLNovember, to receive sealed Tenae,'s, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contrati for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WAR, in Sickness, at Stapleton, for Six Months certain, from the tst of yanuag wt. • . 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